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Government programs pay for upgrades you already want. Most of it goes unclaimed. Enter your address and see what's waiting on yours.
Two kinds of programs, one result: a budget line with your address on it.
Every roof and driveway sends rain into the storm system. Counties and cities pay you to soak it up at home with permeable paving, rain gardens, barrels and green roofs, because that is cheaper than new infrastructure.
Water utilities pay you to remove thirsty grass and plant for your climate, because every gallon you don't use is a gallon they don't have to buy.
The money is budgeted every year. What stops people is the application. That is the part we do.
We check your property against 1,400+ programs and tens of thousands of program details. Every upgrade you qualify for shows up with how much it pays, and what they add up to.
Choose the upgrade you want. Your lot, your roof and driveway, your parcel and the right program are already filled in before you type a thing. Add a few details and a Rainplanner takes it from there.
A ten-page file about your property: measurements from the air, what we propose with a before and after, the program's rules, the money in plain language, and your application ready to go. You OK it. We send it in and handle every question from the program.
See a sample file
Get bids from vetted contractors or bring your own. Once it is built and inspected, the program sends you the money.
Flip through a sample. Yours is built from your address, your aerials and your program.
Sample file with example figures and a fictional address.
Money-back guarantee on the claim: if the program turns you down for reasons outside your control, the fee comes back in full.
Rain barrels: $25 for the claim, or $50 with Barrel Concierge. Rebate amounts are maximums and depend on the program's approval.
Driveways, patios, walkways
Where water pools today
A low-water yard
The easiest first project
Store roof water
Homes, garages, buildings
Trees, downspouts, drainage fixes
Amounts differ by program. Your results show the exact numbers for your address.
Yes, the $100 covers preparing and filing the claim. If the program turns it down for reasons outside your control, such as funds running out or the rules changing, the fee comes back in full.
Neither. Flat fee. The rebate is yours, paid by the program to you.
Most programs pay after the work is done and inspected. Your incentive file and application are usually ready within days, and we keep the claim moving so it never stalls on a missing form.
The difference between a claim and a project. We look at your actual property, lay out what should be built and where, size it to get the most rebate, show it on a photo of your home, and tell you what it should cost. Contractors can bid from it without visiting. More on Scope and Solution Design.
Yes to both, where the program allows. We file your rebate either way and share the program's rules so the work qualifies. If you want competing bids, we can send your plan to vetted contractors at no cost to you.
You see that instantly, at no cost. You can still get Scope and Solution Design for $100 on its own, and we let you know if a program opens for your address.
Nationwide. Our database covers 1,400+ programs across all 50 states and DC.
A flat fee for the claim. Contractors in our Provider Network pay us when they win a project. Project Sponsorship has its own charge, stated up front. Never a percentage of your rebate.
Instant results. No cost to look.
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